Join !terminal_porn and post from there. Reddit has ignored our opinion as a user base and it is time to move.

Hi, got banned in r/bash with this, hope this community is more fun)
Working on my piu-piu project trying to make it to the Mars. But the journey is long so I've decided to make something quick and fun in-between... Penis mode!)

single mode

If it's not enough fun, ask a friend to join and start DP team play together!) Yeah it's always more fun with two barrels!)

team mode

Or try to cum shoot each-other in duel mode. Who's got the biggest member? And most hairy balls?) Let's find it out here and now!)

duel mode

Download the game here and run it like this to enter the penis mode:

penis=big ./piu-piu

And the balls are shaking after today's update)

shake em

Have fun)

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So, I was trying to find a good directory bookmarking utility for terminal use, so I can cd faster and also build other scripts around it too. I didn't find anything satisfactory. The closest thing was bashmarks, but I didn't like the way it was written and it worked. It already had done a lot of the groundwork for me and it was a good basis to start, so I decided to fork it and work from there.

And that's what I did. I also decided to make it POSIX compliant so it works with /bin/sh and dash for speed or whatever. Took me a few hours as I'm not great at shell scripting. If anyone wants to check it out, here's the github repo.

In my opinion, which is correct, it is better than bashmarks because it doesn't hijack the possible one character aliases one might personally want to make, it also doesn't require the user to source the script in their bash or zsh config, and it doesn't work using environment variables like bashmarks does. It's easy to combine with a program like dmenu or fzf to choose from the list of available bookmarks as well. It also does thorough error checking, and extends the scripts functionality. With my script you are able to print or delete multiple bookmarks at once, and set a new bookmark using the current working directory, or pass one as an argument.

Anyway, if you want to try a faster way to travel between commonly CDed dirs, then give it a try.

Especially background colours at username

Just having fun :)

Hi everyone,

Came across Charmbraclet's VHS tool recently and wanted to try and recreate my own terminal art similar to theirs. I can see from the repo that the artwork is just an ascii file that gets colorised. Does anyone know the tools/workflow needed to convert an image to ascii characters?

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Thanks in advance

Been using a few handy command line tools recently: fzf, xdg-open, dex and xclip.

I made a little bash script in order to quickly access some common use cases with these tools: FXL script

Feel free to check it out. I have it on a hotkey and I it's a really fast way to find, edit and launch files.

Note: It searches from your root directory and it also searches for hidden files, so use it with caution, it's like a mainline into your entire file system!

Thought i'd share this here as I couldn't find this particular solution online...

Ever wanted to use xdg-open to open a file in a new window from the command line? But then found yourself frustrated by xdg-open either locking out your terminal or spawning a new terminal window that just clogs up your screen?

Look no further...try:

nohup xdg-open "$your_filepath" >/dev/null 2>&1 & pkill -n $!

From what I can figure, nohup allows xdg-open to stay open after the terminal that runs it closes, the >/dev/null 2>&1 just spews any messages or errors from xdg-open into the pit of oblivion, and the & pkill -n $1 kills the newest child process (dark lord of the sith stylé) which is an empty terminal window used to spawn xdg-open, at least i think that's what's happening 😅

I hope this helps someone, it took me far too long to figure this out, for what seems like a relatively common use case for xdg-open.

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UPDATE: Ok, please look further 🤣...Check the comment below from D3SK3R, this code can be greatly simplified by just using setsid!

setsid xdg-open "$your_filepath" & pkill -n $!

Much cleaner and easier to implement 😘👌

Hello, i wrote a script that can be used for scraping brainly.co.id answers.

Yeah, maybe you can create your own brainly.com for the international language access.

Note: I'm a poorly coder, because im not working into it, i just simplify myself.

https://github.com/sharpicx/brainlit

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https://github.com/cmspeedrunner/rooshk